not all red flags sink a ship. You have to balance the progress and objectives, towards growth.. And look at other factors that move markets. If i could have invested in canopy and had those sort of gains, and sold = great. Its no different to a lithium spec company that has rock chips, and runs to stupid high valuations in the bubble, and sell when sectors become over inflated.
There is a difference in long term holds, and market cycles. Where the incoming tide lifts all boats. When the tide has gone out, you need to think about positioning, where there is a rational of overwhelming growth potential. Speculation, then shifts the boat, as its ebs in the tide. Everything is a bet, a gamble in one form or another. You can gamble on the company moving forward with its growth, and you can gamble on a market that will position for that, when this market correction is behind us. And you can gamble on the progress so far, then raising further capital in order to shift gears into the US market. If the management have a history of raising capital, because the punters like what the bet offers on the reward case.
CPH Price at posting:
4.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
